Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-08-12
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.


Bob. Hoshour still has occasion to mend
a trace lust opposite Col. Kite travels.
The best light prints at and Il cts
cash at Dsvis's.
sbOcksy says it is John Keller, and
everybody believes ShOckey.
Call on A. L. Jsmison for the old ODER
phosphate.
John Peer was IN Woodstock Wednes-
DAY with a rotten wagon of watermeions'
Ladies fine kid butsou shoes only $3.50
at Dsvis's.
Helmets are very cheap Uncle Pete
got one for looking Borden out Of coun-
tenance.
See samples Of phosphate at A. L. Jam
SONS Baker & Co.'S, Winchester and
Zell & Co.'S, Baltimore, before buying.
The first watermelons Of the season
raised in this county we're in town on
last Saturday.
Butter i5c per h., eggs 12ic per doz. at
DaViss.
Baker put in his first appearance as
prosecutor this week, but the other
fellows name was also Baker.
Call at my warehouse and examine the
celebrated old Hickory Wagon.
A. l.. JAMSON.
It is becoming general subject Of in
curry whether Charlie Hisey has any more
OF that mucilage hair dye which the
sheriff carries.
Four cases of mems boots which will
be closed out at cost - make room Tor
new stock at Dsvis's.
We want one of our subscribers TO
bring us load of wood right away. Who
will be the good square fellow to respond
at Once'
Don't buy your fertilizers without see
ing A. L. Jamison. His prices are surely
rock bottom.
Jehew Wilson, the champion berry pick
or Of Lost River, W. Va, recently picked
eleven and half gallons Of huckleberrles
in two hours.
The best drill on earth. So says every
farmer using the Bickford q Huffman
grain drill. You can see the drill at A.
l. Iamison's warehouse.
The trial Of Isaac Baker, for forgery,
which commenced on Tuesday was con-
cluded on Wednesday evening by SEN
tence Of two years in the penitentiary
The colOred people of this place held 8
festival on Friday and Saturday nights
of last week, on Court Square, the pro-
ceeds TO pay of church debt
For sale privately a splendid five acre
lot lying within the corporate limits Of
Woodstock. Call on Hugh G. OFT, Wood
stock, Va. IT,
Mrs. Rose Hawthorne Lothrop (daugh-
ter of the great romancer) will contribute
a short story to the September number OF
THE AMERICAN MAGAZINE.
There will be picnic at Wesley Chapel
on Saturday, afternoon aud night, August
18th, 1887. Refreshments for sale on the
ground, proceeds to be used in digging
eistern at the Chapel.
Don't allow agents to deceive you!
Am the only agent in this end Of the cOun'
~ selling the genuine old Maryland Aka
line. These cheap alkalines will not give
you q crop. A. L. JSnison'
Rev.F.v. n. Painter, Professor Of
Roanoke College, Salem, Va, paid visit
to Woodstock last week, and on Thursday
night delivered a very interesting lecture
on Education, in the Lutheran church.
WASrED.-The undersigned wants TO
purchase 50 hsifer calves about eight
weeks old. Apply at once to
LEMUKL SINE.
Hamburg, Va.
Raw. ]. c. Bowman, of Hanover, Penn,
will preach in st. Paul's Reformed church
woodstock, on Sunday morning and even
inc. Aug. 18th, and convention will b.
baId at Mt. Calvary on Friday 18th, morn
inc and afternoon and at Harrisville Mon
day 18th.
Mr.. Isaac Haas, of this place, showed
"a a cluster of four tomatoes which h
ralsed in his garden that beat anything o.
tho kind we ever saw. They were rea
bsauties, perfect in every way and
weiehed lbs. and IL ozs.
Mrs. Bessie Moncure, nee Douglass, an'
.;stsr. Miss Mary Ellen Douglass, daugh
,srs of the late Hon. B. B. Douglass, 0
virginia. arc visiting their cousin, Mr.
W d. Pollard, at Columbia Furnace, thi
county.
The Local Editor Of this paper has
,.rf.ct horror Of snakes. Some Of tn
bovs of the town aware OF this fact
S.h.anad him almost to death fev